Our pre-meeting program will start at 6:30 PM with a presentation and Q&A by WA State Democrats Chair Shasti Conrad and Nathan Haerr, Regional Field Director for King County with the WA Democratic Party’s Coordinated Campaign.

Our membership meeting will kick off at 7:30 PM.

Call to Order (2 minutes)

Meeting Business (8 minutes)

Approve Agenda

Approve Minutes

Budget Report

Opening Ceremonies (10 minutes)

Blue Wave Rising Fundraiser

Land Acknowledgement

34th LD VIP Acknowledgements and Announcements

Candidate Spotlights [5 minutes each] (5 minutes)

Seattle City Council Candidate, Saunatina Sanchez

King County Superior Court Position 23 Candidate, Nikole Hecklinger

PCO Appointments – PCO Only Vote (5 minutes)

34th LD Legislative Briefing with Representative Joe Fitzgibbon, Representative Emily Alvarado, and Senator Joe Nguyen (30 minutes)

There will be an opportunity for questions and answers.

Vote on the Endorsing Candidates in the Board Block – Members Only Vote (15 minutes)

The Board approved sending a block for approval. There will be a 2-minute presentation of the block before a motion is made. Once a motion to adopt is made, there will be up to four speeches allowed before voting. Here are the candidates in the block:

President – Joe Biden

Vice President – Kamala Harris

US Senator – Maria Cantwell

Governor – Bob Ferguson

State Treasurer – Mike Pellicciotti

State Insurance Commissioner – Patty Kuderer

State Auditor – Pat McCarthy

State Supreme Court Pos. 9 – Sheryl Gordon McCloud

King County Superior Court Pos. 26 – David Keenan

King County Superior Court Pos. 39 – Joe Campagna

Available candidate questionnaires can be found here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_X4YHzjKofWD1zwNqhXzQS-ymmmLkqLG?usp=sharing

Approval of Platform Amendments – Membership Only Vote (10 mins)

The Board approved sending these amendments to members for a vote. All members have received an email detailing the amendments. Send questions prior to the meeting to bylaws@34dems.org. There will be a brief presentation of the amendments with a short Q&A before a motion is made. Once a motion to adopt is made, there will be up to four speeches allowed before voting. Amendments need a simple majority of members to pass.

Good of the Order

Adjournment